10-04-2010
A 100 megabit connection should top out around 12 MB/s. A 1000 megabit connection should top out around 120 MB/s. It seems suspicious that you are only seeing 11 MB/s, like you may only be running at 100 mpbs.
Are you connecting to a gigabit switch and is it configured for a gigabit connection? Your connection may be auto-negotiating to only a 100 mbps connection. I'm not sure how you can check the negotiated speed from within AIX but the switch people can tell you for sure from their side.
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asadmin-delete-connection-group
asadmin-delete-connection-group(1AS) User Commands asadmin-delete-connection-group(1AS)
NAME
delete-connection--group - deletes the connection group
SYNOPSIS
delete-connection-group --user user_name --password password --host hostname --port admin_port_number --instance instance_name
--httplistener http_listener_ID connection_group_ID
Deletes the connection group for the named connection group ID associated with the named server instance..
OPTIONS
--user identifies the user name associated with the named instance.
--password identifies the password associated with the user name.
--host identifies the host name for the machine.
--port identifies the administrator port number associated with the hostname.
--instance identifies the name of the instance associated with the JVM option to be created.
--httplistener a unique identifier for the HTTP listener.
connection_group_ID a unique identifier for the connection group.
asadmin% delete-connection-group
INTERFACE EQUIVALENT
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